Missouri HB2288 modifies setback distances for solid waste disposal areas in certain counties.
Missouri HB2288 amends the state's solid waste management regulations by modifying setback distances for solid waste disposal areas. It specifies that these areas must be at least three miles from cities, towns, villages, accredited schools, and public recreational areas. Additionally, they must be three-quarters of a mile from occupied residential dwellings and 200 feet from property lines. This bill allows counties to adopt ordinances, rules, regulations, or standards related to solid waste management, including storage, collection, transportation, processing, and disposal.
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